Ces notes ne constituent pas encore un bilan définitif, mais seulement des considérations initiales. Seule la collaboration de l'ensemble des camarades qui ont participé et soutenu l'intervention des camarades ukrainiens, à commencer par eux-mêmes, nous permettra d'avoir une vision complète.
Nous avons déclaré dans la résolution préparatoire : « L'ENSU a décidé de mener la lutte contre le campisme partout où il y a une opportunité de convaincre des secteurs des syndicats, des partis (…)

A writer talks about the joys of reading the printed word and having to give up his library.
Old books (Photo by Vasily Ledovsky via Unsplash)
Over the years, as a reader and lover of books, as an academic, as a political activist, and later as a writer of books myself, I have collected thousands of volumes. I acquired many of these books in second-hand stores or on remainder tables. Others came to me as publishers' review copies or sometimes as desk copies for classes I was teaching. (…)

The First International Antifascist Conference, held in Porto Alegre in late March 2026, drew delegations from over forty countries in what was, by any measure, a significant act of left internationalist assembly. Italian trade union and political activist Sergio Bellavita attended and offers an assessment that is candid about both the conference's achievement and its failure. The gathering, he argues, succeeded in mobilising — but failed in analysis, substituting rhetoric for critical (…)

This year, 2026, marks the 20^th anniversary of the occupation of Aracruz Celulose by women from the Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST), Via Campesina and the World March of Women – a milestone in the radicalisation of women's struggles in our country and across Latin America.
The women destroyed Aracruz Celulose's eucalyptus saplings under the slogan “No to the Green Desert”, in protest against the vast monoculture plantations of eucalyptus. This multinational corporation has impacted (…)

A REVOLUTIONARY FEMINIST position on Iran must refuse the false and damaging binary that demands choosing between defending the Islamic Republic and endorsing US-imperialist and Zionist intervention. This is a constructed choice designed to collapse political judgment into campism. It converts solidarity into a competition of moral allegiances and leaves ordinary people, workers, women, youth, and minorities to a reality shaped simultaneously by internal repression as well as external (…)